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funkpower 8b23690210 citefind: a colon in running prose is not an imprint
Thirdly, not all fields of science and technology were seen as equally
    relevant to the nation's war effort. Bush himself was an electrical
    engineer… And finally, growing out of the OSRD's experience, Bush
    proposed — most famously in his 1945 report, Science: The Endless
    Frontier — that Washington continue to play a leading role…

Six sentences of body text, stored as a citation whose title was its first
clause. The check that refuses a note for running on made an exception for
anything carrying an imprint, and `his 1945 report, Science: The Endless
Frontier` is shaped exactly like `Place: Publisher`. One colon anywhere in a
paragraph bought the whole paragraph a pass.

A page reference or an identifier still buys the exemption — a note that
cites a work and then discusses it is a citation. An imprint no longer does.
And an entry past a hundred and twenty words is prose whatever its
punctuation: the longest real entry in the corpus sample is under sixty.
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